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New Zealand Considers Trilateral Security Move with Japan and Australia

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A geopolitical analyst stated that New Zealand faces costly choices regarding national security and defense, noting that defense spending would need to increase by an extra $9 billion through 2029. The analyst suggested that a smart move could involve New Zealand moving closer to a militarily awakened Japan in a trilateral arrangement with Australia. This discussion occurred during the Aspen New Zealand Security Forum in Queenstown.

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The proposed increase in defense spending and the consideration of strategic alliances point to major shifts in national security policy. These changes could drive investment in expensive AI military technology and influence how the government manages its defense budget.

From scoop.co.nz

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  • governmentThe governing body facing decisions on national security and defense spending.
  • AucklandThe location whose data centre vulnerability is cited in the context of security concerns.

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